Wilma Causes Significant Damage To Titusville Buildings, Piers
POSTED: Monday, October 24, 2005
UPDATED: 11:42 am EDT October 24,
2005
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Authorities in Titusville, Fla., are investigating reports that several buildings and piers sustained significant storm damage as high winds from Wilma roared through the area Monday."We do have some reports of certain portions of different buildings that have collapsed," Titusville police spokesman Warren Van Vuren said. "This most significant event we have had up to this point is that we have had some boats break loose from our municipal marina and these boats have caused damage, almost catastrophic damage, to our piers."A nearby bridge was also damaged and closed because of storm damage.Van Vuren said an overhang at a mall collapsed as well Monday.There have been no reported injuries in connection with the damage, Local 6 News reported.Van Vuren said law enforcement is still responding to storm damage 911 calls. There are approximately 1 dozen power lines down throughout the city.Watch Local 6 meteorologist Tom Sorrells, Larry Mowry and Michele Cimino for your latest forecast.
Previous Stories:
- October 24, 2005: Wilma Spawns Tornadoes; 2-Story Home Lifted Into Road
- October 24, 2005: Wilma Races Across Florida; 1 Dead
- October 24, 2005: Hurricane Wilma Affected Crude Oil Prices In Europe
- October 24, 2005: Wilma Knocks Out Power To 1,200 In Osceola
- October 24, 2005: Wilma Nears Landfall With 120 MPH Winds
- October 23, 2005: Papers In Fort Myers, Naples Deliver Early Because Of Wilma
- October 23, 2005: Rain Moves Into Central Florida As Wilma Approaches
- October 23, 2005: Wilma Still Expected Monday; Some Paths Push North
- October 22, 2005: Models Push Fla. Landfall North; Hurricane Watches Issued
- October 22, 2005: Polk County Schools Close Over Wilma Concerns
- October 22, 2005: Mandatory Evacuations Ordered, Schools Closed In Brevard
- October 22, 2005: Hurricane Watch Issued In Florida
- October 22, 2005: Wilma Stalls; Models Still Show Florida Landfall
- October 21, 2005: Wilma Hits Cancun
- October 21, 2005: Wilma May Linger Over Yucatan; Fla. Path Inches South
- October 20, 2005: UCF Reschedules Football Game Over Wilma
- October 20, 2005: Bush Urges Preparation As Wilma Slows
- October 20, 2005: Wilma Prompts State Of Emergency In Florida
- October 20, 2005: Wilma Postpones Free Flu Shots In Osceola
- October 20, 2005: Seminole County Offers Sand Bags For Wilma
- October 19, 2005: Models Show Wilma Targeting South Florida Again
- October 19, 2005: Orlando Prepares For Effects Of Wilma
- October 19, 2005: Wilma Could Be Cat. 4 Storm At Florida Landfall
- October 19, 2005: Wilma Most Powerful Atlantic Hurricane Ever
- October 18, 2005: Wilma's Winds Reach 110 MPH; Models Push Path South
- October 18, 2005: Model Shows Wilma In Central Fla.; Others Push South
- October 18, 2005: Path Shows Hurricane Striking South Florida
- October 17, 2005: Wilma Models Show Sharp Bend Toward Florida
- October 17, 2005: Wilma's Path Remains Uncertain
- October 17, 2005: T.S. Wilma Forms; Some Models Show Florida Track
- October 16, 2005: Storm Expected To Be Hurricane When It Nears U.S.
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